Everyone who made fun of Civil War (2024) because it had California and Texas on the same side
good thing SCOTUS has blessed political gerrymanders
soon it will be time for a brisk Ginamander
Republicans have gerrymandered Texas so badly that even though Democrats got 53% of the vote for the U.S. House candidates, beating Republicans by over 500K votes, Republicans still get 63% of the 38 seats.
if Scott Colom's lead holds, this would be the most outstanding upset of the midterms
Outstanding ad as well
Lol
If Abbott would have shaved his head he might have gotten a few Patrick Stewart sympathy votes
Grassley pulling an RBG
Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA), 93, won’t resign early to let outgoing Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds appoint his successor before Democratic Gov.-elect Rob Sand takes office, a spokesperson told the Washington Examiner.
In Georgia, Gov. Brian Kemp rejected calls for a special session to redraw congressional maps or limit the powers of Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms, the Atlanta Journal-Cons ution reported. Bottoms’ win ended 24 years of Republican control of the governor’s mansion.
“The voters of our state have spoken,” Kemp said, although he did leave open the possibility of calling lawmakers back to deal with state finances.
Dem have locked down 251 seats in the House so far, with 29 races uncalled
NYT thinks Peltola will win in Alaska
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/11/05/u...smid=url-share
Colom about 2,000 votes ahead in MS
https://www.mississippifreepress.org...verall-margin/Affidavit ballots broke for Democrat Scott Colom by a 69%-29% margin in Lafayette Co home to Ole Miss. The affidavits far exceed his overall lead there against Cindy Hyde-Smith, which is 49%-48%. Affidavit ballots are expected to break for Colom by similar margins across the state.
Awesome. Was hoping that was on her to-do list
"Every county in Mississippi has a Nov. 10 deadline for all votes to be counted and submitted. They must be certified by Nov. 13."
Mississippi Democrat Scott Colom has flipped Forrest County, a once reliably Republican County named for Ku Klux Klan founder Nathan Bedford Forrest
spoiler alert
https://www.wtva.com/2026/11/04/what...why-he-stayed/
besides Hispanics breaking sharply for Dems, the big story is the depolarization of white voters in southern states who voted for Dems
bad policies, weirdo candidates and a stupid war in the middle east will do that
Some more bonkers stats here: white voters in the South aged 18-29 are now essentially voting like northern Democrats.
('24-->'26 swing in parentheses):
· Alabama: 45% (D+38)
· West Virginia: 47% (D+41)
· Kentucky: 47% (D+39)
· Florida: 52% (D+28)
· Georgia: 52% (D+32)
· South Carolina: 52% (D+38)
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